Saved outputs
Agent may save files or results, also called artifacts, during a conversation so you can review them later. Saved outputs are useful when a result is too large for the chat, when Agent creates a reusable artifact, or when a comparison needs a structured record.
What Agent may save
Saved outputs, or artifacts, can include:
Attached files used during the conversation.
Workbook details collected during analysis.
Tables created for review.
Long results that do not fit neatly in chat.
Workbook comparison results.
Images or screenshots used as context.
Saved outputs are tied to the conversation where Agent created or used them.
Viewing saved outputs
Use the session artifacts or saved outputs browser to review results from the current Agent conversation. This is helpful when Agent creates a table, saves a long analysis, compares workbooks, or refers to a result that is easier to inspect outside the chat.
If Agent mentions a saved output or artifact, open the browser and review it directly. For important work, compare the saved output against the source workbook or attachment before relying on it.
When saved outputs are useful
Saved outputs are most useful for tasks that produce reusable or detailed results, such as:
A workbook review with many findings.
A table summary created from a selected range or attached CSV.
A comparison between two workbook versions.
A long explanation that you want to keep outside the chat.
A generated checklist or review record.
You can ask Agent to summarize a saved output later in the same conversation.
Managing saved outputs
Saved outputs use local browser storage on your device. If storage grows large, review saved outputs and old conversations before clearing data.
Clearing local Agent data can remove saved outputs, conversations, messages, Skills, and temporary files. See Settings and storage before clearing data.
Tip
If Agent refers to a saved output, open it directly before taking action. The chat summary may not include every detail in the saved result.
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